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Track Listings
| 1. Motorhead |
| 2. Vibrator |
| 3. Lost Johnny |
| 4. Iron Horse / Born to Lose |
| 5. White Line Fever |
| 6. Keep Us in the Road |
| 7. The Watcher |
| 8. The Train Kept a Rollin' |
| 9. City Kids (bonus track) |
| 10. Beer Drinkers & Hell Raisers (bonus track) |
| 11. On Parole (bonus track) |
| 12. Instro (bonus track) |
| 13. I'm Your Witch Doctor (bonus track) |
Product Description
Album Description
* A special limited edition of Motorhead's debut album to celebrate 30 years since its original release.
* A hip pocket cardboard LP facsimile with the special silver Motorhead logo - exactly as the first pressings of the LP appeared in 1977.
Product Description
Digitally remastered! Brutal debut album from 1977, reissued with 5 BONUS cuts. A punch in the face for rock 'n' roll!
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19 of 20 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Motorhead did it first. Motorhead did it best - this album proves it. I've ALWAYS owned "Motorhead" in one form or another (I still have my original LP on White Vinyl). "Lost Johnny" and "Iron Horse" are as good as it gets! If you're a 40 something, buy it now and remember how good it was the first time you heard it. If you're young, buy it now and further your education!
22 of 24 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
This CD is the very first Motorhead album, digitally remastered. It has all eight original tracks plus the the b-side "City Kids" from the single "Motorhead", and four extra tracks from the session which were released in 1980 as the "Beer Drinkers and Hell Raisers" EP. The packaging is normal jewel case, one disc. Liner notes are by Ted Carroll, who was the big cheese at Chiswick records, the label the original release was on. The history is well observed and written, detailing the evolution of the band leading up to the release of the album. The music? Blistering. This is what started all the hard loud, what's happened to my stereo? rock. This is music that appealed at the time to anybody with an open mind. If you liked Sabbath, The Ramones, Zeppelin, The Pistols. You loved Motorhead. It's the same now. Korn, Papa Roach, Limp Bizkit, Slayer? Forget it. This sets the standard. The opening bass rumble of "Motorhead", The lyric "Sunrise/Wrong side of another day". You are in seventh heaven. The sound on remastering? No digital sheen here. Every dirty chord is revealed, giving the listener more of the experience. On vinyl I was completely swept up. On this remaster I'm in the music.And I don't wanna leave!
15 of 17 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
The first 'real' Motorhead album, the whole thing was supposedly recorded in one take, 'No Sleep 'Til it's Finished' style, this is what its all about. Worth the price for the bass on 'Keep Us On The Road', contains THE biker (real or dreamer) anthem 'Born To Lose' ( we don't get to Live To Win 'til several years later, do we?) A couple of tracks written while the man still worked as a night hawk (if only the 'Wind versions were as good as these...) and just a load of mad rock 'n' roll. Bon Jovi it ain't! Put your precious White Vinyl Fever copy away somewhere safe, stick this in the hole, crank the volume up to 11 and disappear into a Smirnoff/ Marlboro powered nightmare. Motorhead, Remember Me....someone pass the Listerine, I've just got to join in.....
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Most Recent Customer Reviews
crap
used to be a fan of these idiots but now they suck, lemmy the movie was crap to just like the star
Published 2 months ago by M. Hallows
White Line Fever, Indeed
Recorded in just two days, Motorhead's often overlooked debut album from 1977 is a dirty and raucous collision of Punk attitude and Biker rock. Read more
Published 5 months ago by XBBX
True Grit
There appear to be some people who think this is the first version or Motorhead with Larry Wallis. I am certain this is the second classic line-up of Clarke/Kilminster/Taylor even... Read more
Published 5 months ago by Alan Gilbert
Disky Dutch Issue of EMI Tracks.
Must have had a few re-issues with the same sleeve cover (?) as mine's from Disky in Holland without any Ted Carroll sleeve notes, in fact, no sleeve notes whatsoever. Read more
Published on 23 Jun 2008 by Alan Burridge
Lemmy is the REAL King...
Only one of the best albums ever made. That's it... actually that isn't it. It's too good for that. Debut album, remade two years after it was originally recorded and left on the... Read more
Published on 21 Jan 2008 by plastererneil
Remastered!!!!!
Surely remastering the first Motorhead album is sacrilege?! It's charm has always been the fact that it was so bad that it bordered on genius? Read more
Published on 1 Jun 2006 by DD
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